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chronic abdominal ovarion pain,days on the left, others on the right, and most all over pelvis and legs
i would like info on ovarion cyts?
SO STILL BEEN HAVING SHARP PAINS IN MY OVARY AREA, AND LEGS HAVE BEEN IN PAIN AND NUMBING LATELY, I HOPE THERE IS NOT ANOTHER CYST COMING ABOUT? bUT DOES ANYONE KNOW WHY I WOULD HAVE PAIN IN MY LEGS AND NUMBINGNESS? iS IT A SYMPTOM WITH ENDOMITRIOSIS OR MY PCOS?
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Did your doctor diagnose you with ovarian cysts? They can be a real problem for women trying to get pregnant in addition to the pain when they rupture. The idea is to prevent them from forming, which means birth control pills or some otherh kind of hormone therapy.
After an ultrasound, your doctor may determine that you have one or more cysts that needs to be addressed surgically. The procedure is called a laparascope and is very minimally invasive with a fast recovery time. If you haven't seen your gynecologist yet, call today and make that appointment!
Did your doctor diagnose you with ovarian cysts? They can be a real problem for women trying to get pregnant in addition to the pain when they rupture. The idea is to prevent them from forming, which means birth control pills or some otherh kind of hormone therapy.
After an ultrasound, your doctor may determine that you have one or more cysts that needs to be addressed surgically. The procedure is called a laparascope and is very minimally invasive with a fast recovery time. If you haven't seen your gynecologist yet, call today and make that appointment!
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